Bearer and beam work shows up after a demolition when a floor is going back in, or on a new deck, or when an old floor has to come out and go back true. The piers have to be there first. The timber has to match the span. This is carpentry, not a demolition tidy-up, even if the same company just took the house down.
Access for long timber is the usual surprise on inner-city sites. A bearer does not bend around a terrace hall. We look at how the steel or the timber gets in before we quote. Levels come off the piers we set or the ones that are already there.
Piers sit on piering and structural support. Framing and trusses sit with carpentry. We can do the ground and the timber on one booking.
We inspect, then we quote. Photos of the underside or the open site help. Call 0487 549 909 or send the suburb and a couple of photos.